Which statement is true about target populations? a. The simpler the definition of the target population, the easier it will be to find the sample. b. Populations that are larger in number are easier to locate. c. You must be painfully explicit about who or what qualifies as a member of the population. d. All of these statements about target populations are true.

d. All of these statements about target populations are true

Explanation:

Population is a tasking work to do, as numbers are clustered irregularly, when the target definition is defined, it makes the work easier. Population with larger numbers are easier to locate, and you must define who and what are your considerations for the population census you're carrying out, defining your terms will make your work easier for you when carrying it out.

Option d= All of these statements about target populations are true.

Explanation:

In order to advertise a particular product or goods and services and/or conduct a research concerning a particular matter one need to find a group of people that have things or similarities or closely related to that matter. For instance, during advertisement one has to find people or group of people that are going to use that products. These group of people is known as target population.

All of the options in the question above are correct.

For option (a) one has to define the target population he or she needs and what will help in defining ones' target population is your product or the kind of research you want to do. So, in order to avoid clumsiness, one has to simplify his or her definition of Target population.

Option (b) and (c) are also correct as well.

texas governor sam houston opposed secession, but was unable to prevent it. in this speech, given prior to lincoln's election, he presents the argument that slavery would be safer within the united states than outside of it. it was a prescient argument, and one held by several other southern leaders.

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answer; ///the above statement is (false);